National Security and Public Safety

National Security and Public Safety is a knowledge area within the Public Policy division of the Conference Board of Canada.

As our environment becomes more globalized and interconnected, individuals, organizations, and nation states are becoming more vulnerable. Dynamic risks and challenges place unprecedented demands on organizational decision-making and public policies affecting Canada, its businesses, and its citizens.

The Conference Board’s security–related networks are ideally suited to help you tackle these challenges and help you address them within the context of your organization.

Executive Networks allow you to engage with peers and stakeholders and to participate in facilitated closed-door discussions. It is here that you will network and exchange ideas with the country’s most senior security, and resilience executives. You will also benefit from the Conference Board’s unparalleled access to a broad range of expert speakers.

The Conference Board of Canada offers a wide range of Research services with access to in-depth studies and independent reports on hot-topics. It also offers custom research/services from small, short-term research projects to large-scale research investigations.

Tourism spending in Canada

Tourism spending in Canada is approaching $90 billion and its impact on the economy is far-reaching. Over 600,000 Canadian jobs are directly tied to tourism activity with many more supported through the supply chain. Canada’s natural beauty and the energy and creativity of its towns and cities and the vast geography which makes up Canada annually attracts the curious from all over the world. Canadians are explorers as well, seeking exotic adventures in remote locations.
The Canadian Tourism Research Institute serves the travel and tourism industry by providing sound insights, foresights and models. With timely and insightful interpretation of data, subscribers are kept up-to-date on what’s hot and what’s not.
What we can do for you—Visitor and Convention Bureaus, federal and provincial tourism departments and suppliers to the industry can select the products best suited to their individual needs: